Laryssa Leone is a journalist based in Des Moines, Iowa, and she writes for Local 5 News We Are Iowa (WOI-DT) and WLTX-TV. With a focus on local news, Laryssa covers a wide range of topics including community events, local politics, and social issues that impact the people of Des Moines and the state of Iowa.
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Laryssa Leone's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Des Moines and Iowa, with a significant emphasis on elections, education, community services, and events. She also covers legal policy regulation to some extent.
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By: Laryssa Leone
An Iowa family is grieving the loss of a loved one after a tragic crash. How the Des Moines community is showing its support amid the devastation.
By: Laryssa Leone
The Bandolini Guy has entertained fairgoers for 16 years with drums, cymbals and his trusty cowbell.
By: Laryssa Leone
Meet the man behind this iconic ride for the last 50 years.
By: Laryssa Leone
The Children's Tumor Foundation is hosting the 'Shine a Light on NF' walk
By: Laryssa Leone
The fight against DEI passed the Iowa Legislature and was signed into law by Governor Reynolds. Local 5 takes a look at how those changes impact students.
By: Laryssa Leone
Des Moines police are still searching for answers more than 30 years into a cold case. The latest on the effort to find a missing Iowan.
By: Laryssa Leone
As the bus driver shortage continues across Central Iowa, one superintendent is making it his mission to ensure all students arrive to and from school safely.
By: Laryssa Leone
While the world may still be buzzing from Tuesday night's debate, what might undecided voters be looking for ahead of November's election?
By: Laryssa Leone
Three people were in charge of distributing $160,000 of money donated to the victims of the Perry school shooting. Local 5 breaks down the details.
By: Laryssa Leone
This weekend marks the start of Hispanic heritage month. Local 5 shares how local artists are expressing their culture through different mediums.
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